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Auction History Result 4j328 PUSHOVER WC 1954 meet sexiest Kim Novak, who is what the boys have been waiting for! Date Sold 2/20/2018 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Folded Window Card Movie Poster (WC; measures 14" x 16 3/4" [36 x 43 cm]) (Learn More) Pushover: A Story of Temptation..., the 1954 Richard Quine crime film noir ("You can have the money and me... Just pull the trigger!"; "'Just squeeze the trigger', she whispered. 'Then take the money - and me!'"; "This year the great suspense drama is 'Pushover'"; "Hot-blooded blonde... Cold-blooded guy... And Murder!"; "The suspense drama of the year!"; "A story of temptation..."; about a detective trying to find bank robbers, and he finds an old girlfriend of one of the robbers, and she wasn't involved, but she hatches the idea that she could find the robber, and the detective could kill him, and they could keep the money, and he goes along because she is irresistible!) starring Fred MacMurray, Philip Carey (billed as "Phil Carey"), Kim Novak ("The word is out: 'Kim Novak is the find of the year!'"; "Introducing Kim Novak"; "Meet Kim Novak... She's what the boys have been waiting for!"; in her first credited role, after several very minor appearances), Dorothy Malone, and E.G. Marshall. Note that this movie has a similar plot to "Double Indemnity", and is supposed to be excellent, but it seems to never be shown! NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know. Important Added Info: Note that this poster has been trimmed (see below). Note that the window card was folded down the center at one time. Because it would not fit in our standard sized package even if it were re-folded, we don't want to re-fold the window card prior to mailing, and we believe that re-folding the window card would lessen its condition (we never roll window cards into a tube). If you specifically request it, we will re-fold this window card, but you will not be able to return it. Condition: very good. The window card originally had a blank top that was neatly trimmed off (this was commonly done with window cards, when the top had been left blank, or when someone had hand-scrawled play date information in that area). Most collectors do not consider it to be a significant defect at all, since only blank white paper is lost, and the window card becomes easier to frame. Learn More about condition grades 
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